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LAMPTON BAPTIST TO CELEBRATE NEXT WEEK
The Lampton Baptist church will celebrate the sixty-second anniversary of its organization during the week of May 14-20, 1928, with appropriate services each night. We are inviting our friends and the public at large to join us in this celebration for the Lord has been good to us. Therefore we are glad. We desire to make this an outstanding and impressive occasion to inspire the hearts of our people to the highest ideals in life. This grand old historic church has been a mighty beacon in Louisville's east end for 62 long years. Many noble characters boast of her material spirit, and she stands to do greater and nobler work for the Master's cause.
We feel that men in all walks of life owe it to this grand old congregation to help us in this celebration. We are asking each member to contribute one penny for each year of its organization, 62 cents. Business men, insurance, physicians, fraternal and civic organizations shall take a leading part in the week's program. Everybody welcome. Yours for his cause,
A. B. BULLITT, Char. Deacon Bd.
R. B. EASLY, Chair. Trustee Board.
CHAS.COUSINS, Church Clerk.
J. M. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
Editor's Note. We hope Leader readers will avail themselves of the opportunity of doing honor to this great occasion. Rev. Williams is one of our most worthy pastors.
LOUISVILLE WOMEN AMONG TRIP WINNERS
Ten persons were declared winners of trips to the A. M. E. Zion General Conference at St. Louis and Chicago, when the last votes were counted at the close of the Leader's Church Trip Campaign last Tuesday evening. Two of the winners were Miss Evelyn Smith, popular Louisville young woman of the A. M. E. group, and Mrs. L. C. Hatwood, wife of the pastor of the Jacob St. Tabernacle. Miss Smith was winner of the third prize and received $25, and a round trip to Chicago, and Mrs. Hatwood $12.50, and round trip ticket to St. Louis. Mrs. Emma Tate of Jackson, Miss., A. M. E. group, was winner of the first prize and led the two groups. Mrs. Vivian Smith of Nashville, led the A. M. E. Zion group and was winner of the first prize of that group. Among the A. M. E. groups Mrs. Mary Yancey, Atlanta, Ga., was winner of second prize. Mrs. Henrietta Redd, Memphis, Tenn, fourth prize, and Rev. M. T. Gaines, [Aucilla?], Fla., fifth, Miss Ella Shannon, Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Louisa B. Pringle, Sewickley, Pa., and Mrs. E. C. Locke, of Mobile, Ala., were Zion winners of second, third and fifth prizes. The standing of all candidates at the close Tuesday night, is shown on page 8.
Mrs. Wyatt To Appear May 15
Mrs. J. Ernestine Wyatt, the noted dramatic reader, poetess and enactor of plays, whose charming personality makes her many friends and followers of her most excellent renditions is to appear at the Quin Chapel A. M. E. church in her first public program. Tuesday evening May 15. A mistake was made in the date last week. Mrs. Wyatt is to be supported by some of the best talent of this section, including Prof. R. Todd Duncan and his famous Simmons University singers. Mrs. Katherine Wise Ballard, popular young Louisville pianist and organist, and others. Mrs. Wyatt has many friends here and a large crowd is to greet her at Quin Chapel, May 10. The admission is only 35 cents. Tickets are on sale at Bright's Pharmacy, Tenth and Chestnut Sts. The Leader office, 610 W. Walnut St., or see the Minnis Sisters on Grand Ave.
Green St. Honors Pastor Tomorrow
On tomorrow, Sunday, May 6, the Green St. Baptist church celebrates the sixteenth anniversary of Rev. H. W. Jones, their popular pastor. Rev. Jones succeeded the venerable Dr. D.A. Gaddie, and has given his very best to the pastorate, these 16 years. He has given the congregation a progressive, educative, clean, moral, ideal program, and has on foot a financial movement, to build a large modern church. They have worshipped in practically the same location since it was established in 1844.
Rev. Jones has planned a special program for Sunday and invites all of his friends to be present. His son, Rev. W. A. Jones, will preach at the morning service, 11 a. m. Rev. L. A. Offutt will preach at 3 p. m. A special musical program will be rendered in the evening at which time Rev. Jones will be glad to receive all his friends and members. Rev. Jones deserves great credit for the successful work he has done and the Leader wishes for him health, prosperity and success abundantly, for the future years to come.
DIRI BARIII GETS LIFE FOR OER
A RECORD
12 Automobiles And Hundred. Of DolIan Given Away In 4 Year
Covert All
Witlely Cire wated North. South, Ea.t And WestBrin. Satiafactory
Gardner Looks Like Race Winner
METHODS NOW C. DeJarca
Hold Big Annual Meeting
Hyman 44th CO!lC 7e&r'8 At Columbus
First Negro In Thirty Years; Death Of Friend Mourned Joo R. Lynch 3rd
Wbat lL, To Win
Cho. nL. May 4. -pec:la.Q- p"llI was manlfested In the conLlnuea r.1'01'ge W . M ""ulb CaroUna s an! '" SHh Cong.-4 . r s I=g aDd win do, "'e:-c dlscu"oo h I - --
th tint time !.n tb1rty yeara & colored. Lo.ltle which he _--aged to inere.ase tht Char E. N3.I!h LnulSiana. " Uh Cons' _;". y-.nI af "he annual me-ln 0:' the Xa.tiOna! B} Roacoe DuDJee (or alflD4 '0 ot.bera In the raa
man to t ,n the Ul11ted S taIJea QJlJ1lL :r.ppro 'Vh"" Repre- Jr'mes E . 0'Baft'a Xortb Caroh 4b & !IU. Cong-l ye:r.r Sol;l'O Insunuce lion .\-'.-cUUlon. Negro Pres. I ,,th \um owly - the ho !aIM
Con. The Ron Osc:a.r De Priest ntath'f' .Madden was e lected the tn. J"oh H. Rainey . :WlJth li.n:1 -11 to 4')th-IO Ye&nI hicl" cI 'Fr'wa} e""enlD.g E"'ery Sn."'tl'\\ ukla ra.y I.-Down on Canadlzm BaJ;raat.
real H'tate b.roker nd CCi&go' ".lt.ut.o- "," re receiVing k than A. . Ra.nsi . outh 0a.r01.1rL. 4:rrt Cong.-2: I'h:k-" Intlur.-n--- .n "II" -"lJl!.Uteo.;.tli)n.: unendlnc bne or more t.han 50.000 pee T"hne other Nec;roes are in thIa race
. derma.n. ",--as un.an.1mou., 150,000. The fa. L a pproprlAtron t Tam T . Rapier .AJabcun.a. . . Snl Cong.-! years W3.":. T""!"POr.:fd oc by expe pie. who plhereJ an,.u"Kl tM: 0' eon,t1aent at Amertca. Ph.,U
I}' nOlZllnated bS the fgur o war.:t to Howurd alan!', was more tban. $300" IRGbrrt Small8 . Cioutlo caroUna . th to -lj b,---1; YMl'S On t)t lh de facts brought ('day, Ed "ShJk' "ardner 0( Sei.ttle, til Gt3.DvllJ. Ontario, CaJJ tr&S
(.'Om1t the Rep. Ucan c:&D. &1 OthPl .u.:. on h is part stamped Ben.J:tmln S. Turner . \labama "1nd Cong. yean (JUt at tt. )n\("u) tb3.t. de " Pl:, [t tr:UhnC beh
n·l bim 19 at C. C. ttree hours ahmd Of Gardner, III e l.alW
didalr the eeat at the late M&rt1J:l him as a. re-presen,tatJve not only ot J'oriah T . Walls Florida 4!:ru1. a.,n.i years tb raP1d gro .\·U q! NeST'O iru;;uranr Pyle's crose eou.ntry tDAratboner. in ed Um.e, wben the7 rn.cbN C'ba.n4lK
B. Madd the X const1tuu:y t.ha.t was re- ('n:'(') R ""bIte- '" Xorth Caro'ina. r th and ji)th-4 yea._ (vml)ol.O:ln,·h ne!!\1:)ru "'i"\,ce !.heir 36 mIle :-rL. tr')m Chandler to Ylud.:.l)·. he stead1Jy t.a1DI4
Se.1ecUOQ of M.r. Pr"l W'".u!I mad. apoMible tOT' hie elec:tlon but of the t"t")O' haxe nder')d. the:r receive onl. . th rHk count-- ta";.;(\pOlb. OardJne:- - tiOD among tbe troot t'&l1.k.en
1,.)' the lUpnb ward comnutteeme Slate&. Leo .,. Mourn H1s Lo6. Far!!- _nted &! the mlnule!.
His Endurance Power Marvels; Brain.
DIl.::ti J ce.m. ra co:mm.1.tteeman Pollt:lcal 'eader'II. edtlC1 rs and com-fur
thflo Third ---ard, pTe.ll1dfod Da.ru.el tnOn folk mourn b.la k

LAMPTON BAPTIST TO CELEBRATE NEXT WEEK
The Lampton Baptist church will celebrate the sixty-second anniversary of its organization during the week of May 14-20, 1928, with appropriate services each night. We are inviting our friends and the public at large to join us in this celebration for the Lord has been good to us. Therefore we are glad. We desire to make this an outstanding and impressive occasion to inspire the hearts of our people to the highest ideals in life. This grand old historic church has been a mighty beacon in Louisville's east end for 62 long years. Many noble characters boast of her material spirit, and she stands to do greater and nobler work for the Master's cause.
We feel that men in all walks of life owe it to this grand old congregation to help us in this celebration. We are asking each member to contribute one penny for each year of its organization, 62 cents. Business men, insurance, physicians, fraternal and civic organizations shall take a leading part in the week's program. Everybody welcome. Yours for his cause,
A. B. BULLITT, Char. Deacon Bd.
R. B. EASLY, Chair. Trustee Board.
CHAS.COUSINS, Church Clerk.
J. M. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
Editor's Note. We hope Leader readers will avail themselves of the opportunity of doing honor to this great occasion. Rev. Williams is one of our most worthy pastors.
LOUISVILLE WOMEN AMONG TRIP WINNERS
Ten persons were declared winners of trips to the A. M. E. Zion General Conference at St. Louis and Chicago, when the last votes were counted at the close of the Leader's Church Trip Campaign last Tuesday evening. Two of the winners were Miss Evelyn Smith, popular Louisville young woman of the A. M. E. group, and Mrs. L. C. Hatwood, wife of the pastor of the Jacob St. Tabernacle. Miss Smith was winner of the third prize and received $25, and a round trip to Chicago, and Mrs. Hatwood $12.50, and round trip ticket to St. Louis. Mrs. Emma Tate of Jackson, Miss., A. M. E. group, was winner of the first prize and led the two groups. Mrs. Vivian Smith of Nashville, led the A. M. E. Zion group and was winner of the first prize of that group. Among the A. M. E. groups Mrs. Mary Yancey, Atlanta, Ga., was winner of second prize. Mrs. Henrietta Redd, Memphis, Tenn, fourth prize, and Rev. M. T. Gaines, [Aucilla?], Fla., fifth, Miss Ella Shannon, Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Louisa B. Pringle, Sewickley, Pa., and Mrs. E. C. Locke, of Mobile, Ala., were Zion winners of second, third and fifth prizes. The standing of all candidates at the close Tuesday night, is shown on page 8.
Mrs. Wyatt To Appear May 15
Mrs. J. Ernestine Wyatt, the noted dramatic reader, poetess and enactor of plays, whose charming personality makes her many friends and followers of her most excellent renditions is to appear at the Quin Chapel A. M. E. church in her first public program. Tuesday evening May 15. A mistake was made in the date last week. Mrs. Wyatt is to be supported by some of the best talent of this section, including Prof. R. Todd Duncan and his famous Simmons University singers. Mrs. Katherine Wise Ballard, popular young Louisville pianist and organist, and others. Mrs. Wyatt has many friends here and a large crowd is to greet her at Quin Chapel, May 10. The admission is only 35 cents. Tickets are on sale at Bright's Pharmacy, Tenth and Chestnut Sts. The Leader office, 610 W. Walnut St., or see the Minnis Sisters on Grand Ave.
Green St. Honors Pastor Tomorrow
On tomorrow, Sunday, May 6, the Green St. Baptist church celebrates the sixteenth anniversary of Rev. H. W. Jones, their popular pastor. Rev. Jones succeeded the venerable Dr. D.A. Gaddie, and has given his very best to the pastorate, these 16 years. He has given the congregation a progressive, educative, clean, moral, ideal program, and has on foot a financial movement, to build a large modern church. They have worshipped in practically the same location since it was established in 1844.
Rev. Jones has planned a special program for Sunday and invites all of his friends to be present. His son, Rev. W. A. Jones, will preach at the morning service, 11 a. m. Rev. L. A. Offutt will preach at 3 p. m. A special musical program will be rendered in the evening at which time Rev. Jones will be glad to receive all his friends and members. Rev. Jones deserves great credit for the successful work he has done and the Leader wishes for him health, prosperity and success abundantly, for the future years to come.
DIRI BARIII GETS LIFE FOR OER
A RECORD
12 Automobiles And Hundred. Of DolIan Given Away In 4 Year
Covert All
Witlely Cire wated North. South, Ea.t And WestBrin. Satiafactory
Gardner Looks Like Race Winner
METHODS NOW C. DeJarca
Hold Big Annual Meeting
Hyman 44th CO!lC 7e&r'8 At Columbus
First Negro In Thirty Years; Death Of Friend Mourned Joo R. Lynch 3rd
Wbat lL, To Win
Cho. nL. May 4. -pec:la.Q- p"llI was manlfested In the conLlnuea r.1'01'ge W . M ""ulb CaroUna s an! '" SHh Cong.-4 . r s I=g aDd win do, "'e:-c dlscu"oo h I - --
th tint time !.n tb1rty yeara & colored. Lo.ltle which he _--aged to inere.ase tht Char E. N3.I!h LnulSiana. " Uh Cons' _;". y-.nI af "he annual me-ln 0:' the Xa.tiOna! B} Roacoe DuDJee (or alflD4 '0 ot.bera In the raa
man to t ,n the Ul11ted S taIJea QJlJ1lL :r.ppro 'Vh"" Repre- Jr'mes E . 0'Baft'a Xortb Caroh 4b & !IU. Cong-l ye:r.r Sol;l'O Insunuce lion .\-'.-cUUlon. Negro Pres. I ,,th \um owly - the ho !aIM
Con. The Ron Osc:a.r De Priest ntath'f' .Madden was e lected the tn. J"oh H. Rainey . :WlJth li.n:1 -11 to 4')th-IO Ye&nI hicl" cI 'Fr'wa} e""enlD.g E"'ery Sn."'tl'\\ ukla ra.y I.-Down on Canadlzm BaJ;raat.
real H'tate b.roker nd CCi&go' ".lt.ut.o- "," re receiVing k than A. . Ra.nsi . outh 0a.r01.1rL. 4:rrt Cong.-2: I'h:k-" Intlur.-n--- .n "II" -"lJl!.Uteo.;.tli)n.: unendlnc bne or more t.han 50.000 pee T"hne other Nec;roes are in thIa race
. derma.n. ",--as un.an.1mou., 150,000. The fa. L a pproprlAtron t Tam T . Rapier .AJabcun.a. . . Snl Cong.-! years W3.":. T""!"POr.:fd oc by expe pie. who plhereJ an,.u"Kl tM: 0' eon,t1aent at Amertca. Ph.,U
I}' nOlZllnated bS the fgur o war.:t to Howurd alan!', was more tban. $300" IRGbrrt Small8 . Cioutlo caroUna . th to -lj b,---1; YMl'S On t)t lh de facts brought ('day, Ed "ShJk' "ardner 0( Sei.ttle, til Gt3.DvllJ. Ontario, CaJJ tr&S
(.'Om1t the Rep. Ucan c:&D. &1 OthPl .u.:. on h is part stamped Ben.J:tmln S. Turner . \labama "1nd Cong. yean (JUt at tt. )n\("u) tb3.t. de " Pl:, [t tr:UhnC beh
n·l bim 19 at C. C. ttree hours ahmd Of Gardner, III e l.alW
didalr the eeat at the late M&rt1J:l him as a. re-presen,tatJve not only ot J'oriah T . Walls Florida 4!:ru1. a.,n.i years tb raP1d gro .\·U q! NeST'O iru;;uranr Pyle's crose eou.ntry tDAratboner. in ed Um.e, wben the7 rn.cbN C'ba.n4lK
B. Madd the X const1tuu:y t.ha.t was re- ('n:'(') R ""bIte- '" Xorth Caro'ina. r th and ji)th-4 yea._ (vml)ol.O:ln,·h ne!!\1:)ru "'i"\,ce !.heir 36 mIle :-rL. tr')m Chandler to Ylud.:.l)·. he stead1Jy t.a1DI4
Se.1ecUOQ of M.r. Pr"l W'".u!I mad. apoMible tOT' hie elec:tlon but of the t"t")O' haxe nder')d. the:r receive onl. . th rHk count-- ta";.;(\pOlb. OardJne:- - tiOD among tbe troot t'&l1.k.en
1,.)' the lUpnb ward comnutteeme Slate&. Leo .,. Mourn H1s Lo6. Far!!- _nted &! the mlnule!.
His Endurance Power Marvels; Brain.
DIl.::ti J ce.m. ra co:mm.1.tteeman Pollt:lcal 'eader'II. edtlC1 rs and com-fur
thflo Third ---ard, pTe.ll1dfod Da.ru.el tnOn folk mourn b.la k